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How do you know how it performs if its been flat? Especially overhead, come on dummy.
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What are the dims?
I have heard they are nice boards and that Santa Cruz makes pretty sweet tufflite models, I would consider getting one vs. a RNF or something along those lines just because it seems like it could take more of a beating and being a mid level beginner I can still be rough on a board, especially in mushy, shore break conditions. I am excited to hear more about the board once the East Coast gets some swell again.
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santa cruz is such a good company, i have a 5'5" g-deck.... you get a free fitted board bag, and glass fins... i'd say they're probably the best company for epoxy boards.
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yo i got one of those.. i love it. i dont think i ever want another board.. i just put a smaller trailer fin on but havent had any days to really try that out and see how well i could do some cuts with it though.. but i took it out during bertha and in may after that noreaster worked wonders especially for a begginner like me
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Aug 5, 2008, 11:26 PM
oh yea and i got it for 375 at k coast used in great condition until me and my friend took the same way at eachother and colided.. put a large gash in my board but its all fixed now!
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yea i had that board and if you look through the east coast mid alantic forums you will see the sales add i didnt like that board at all i mean just to long for it to be so thick and wide it just didnt turn or anything for me i got a 5'6" wrv twin retro fish and this board is sick
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Hi Guys,
i've read in this forum that a lot of you had some practical experience with the Pumpkin Seed. So maybe one of you could help me by my decision wether to buy this board or not.
I would say i am an intermediate surfer who can't surf every day because therefore I have to drive 2- 2,5 hours. But if there is some swell at the weekends i am there ( if my Girffriend allows it ). What i am searching for is a board that fits most conditions (from hip- to overhead high, hollow reef or beachbreak). I think therefore this Board is a good solution.
I am 185 cm length weight 176 pounds foodsize 10 - 10,5. I thought about the 6'2 or 6'4 what do you think?
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Pumkin Sizing?
I just bought a new 6' 0" Santa Cruz Pumpkin Seed. I am 6 foot and 180-185 lbs. It seems like I am at the upper limit of the boards capacity (especially with wetsuit gear). The dude at the surf shop is about my size and he rides a 5' 10" Pumpkin Seed. I generally like smaller boards, but also am looking for something to glide through the flat spots and paddle well. Don't know if I got the right size.
Anyone have any insight into this issue? I'd like to hear from folks that have some experience with this board. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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Surf ability/ experience plays in to it as well. If you shop around for boards on the internet a lot of sites will give you suggested dimensions based on height and weight or skill but it is a combination of both. My rocket fish ( not a pumpkin seed but I suspect similar deal wider and thicker than the normal shortboard) is rated on the website for 165-175 lbs person...I am 193 lbs. These are general guidelines set up based on an "average" (not that good) surfer. Slates I am not but I fit in the above average category and thus my ability/ experience can make up for lost board volume (you can see this to an extreme in alot of pros boards and the dimensions they ride). I'm sure any one of the shappers that frequent these forums would tell you the same thing...but if you already paid for it isn't it too late to worry about what others think about the dimensions? You've got some time before putting on the rubber to shred it out and form your own opinion and probably surprise yourself with your comfort level on some smaller dimensions than you are used to (or at least thats what it sounds like to me)
ps Let me know how you like the board...I am looking at getting one myself
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oops! Never-mind the smaller dimensions remark. Went back and re-read what you wrote...guess that's what I get for stopping mid response to go do something else then coming back to finish it. If your looking for glide over flat spots... what are your standard short board dimensions and fish dimensions?
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Thanks Smithfield! I have always ridden PU boards. I like to ride my 6' 1" Lost if the waves permit (doesn't do much in weak mush) and have a 6' 6" when it gets a few feet overhead. I've been riding since I was young, but am now a few hours inland (Washington DC). I am looking for a board that will get into waves pretty easy and have some drive through the flat spots, yet also handle well. It's tough to have it all, but this board sounds like it is pretty versatile.
The weight range for "experts" on the SC website is 165-180, so I am definitely at the max of that range. But in epoxy it's hard to bury a rail if you go to thick. Dimensions on the boards are the same in the 6' 0" and the 6' 2", except the 6' 2" is 2.37 thick and the 6' 0" is 2.25. Doesn't really seem like there will be too much difference. I don't know - I think I might go a little small, because who wants to surf small much anyway...
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oh yea and i got it for 375 at k coast used in great condition until me and my friend took the same way at eachother and colided.. put a large gash in my board but its all fixed now!


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As far as I can tell the dorms look very well kept.
For being a small school with not as many students as other universities have, there are so many options that are offered. In this way, many people can go here and it makes the school diverse and exciting for everyone.
For my major, there was no application process so that was a stress reliever for me. Admission is very self explanatory on the website and I found that it is a breeze to go through. Love it!
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There isn't a plethora of things to do in this tiny down, 45 minutes away from any other bigger town. Although while in school, there is often no time to do anything else. There are lots of nature hikes to go on and things to explore though which is what I really enjoy doing. I also love what the school provides for students to do. I am always doing something here!
The weather is my only drawback to the school. It's freezing during the winter and for the second half of fall - which is when I am usually attending. But Spring is beautiful and the school comes up with all these different things that students can do.
Most professors that I have had here are phenomenal and they make me want to learn more than I ever thought I could. It's a great blessing in my life to belong to this school and grow in it.
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There are so many different options and places to live that there is a spot for everyone's budget and wallet. This is the second biggest spending that students do in Rexburg and it's important to choose one that will fit everyone's needs and wants - which Rexburg does stupendously. Plus the school makes it easy with providing a list to choose from along with their web links, what they offer, and prices.
Parking is what I hear is the most frustrating to students on campus. The school is growing every day with more students and more buildings so it's hard to place parking locations while it's expanding within itself. There is hardly any room to grow but it's happening anyways.
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I know of people who drink sometimes off campus but for the most part, this is the cleanest school when it comes to drugs and alcohol and I love how safe and secure I feel everyday because of that.
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Rexburg is a really safe place so I never have to worry about walking around at night with friends and just having a good time going out on the town or just staying up late in the apartment with a bunch of friends.
There are so many options offered here that I can barely decide what I want to do each day! I love that even though we don't play sports with other schools, our athletic department is so diverse and there are options for everyone, regardless of their ability level.
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There is always a place that is open where I am craving to eat. I am amazed at the variety that is in this little town, although I am not able to eat out often because it is more expensive than making my own meal.
Make sure you do not only the FAFSA forms but also the scholarship survey for the school so that they can both work together to get the financial information or money to you. Whether it be a grant or a loan, both can help with school and are worth the forms to fill out.
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Final Fantasy Tactics Advance
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The closest a videogame can come to being chesslike without actually being chess is to be a strategy-RPGthe type of game in which one moves little men around a little battlefield upon the surface of which little battles take place. The genre has been defined over the years by such classics as Ogre Battle, Tactics Ogre, Shining Force, and, more recently, the Front Mission series. When Square finally decided to get in on the act, success was practically ensured by the not-so-subtle application of the Final Fantasy brand (along with acquisition of a large portion of Quest, the Tactics Ogre development team), resulting in the timeless Final Fantasy Tactics.
Six dreadfully long years have passed, during which time Square simply bought Quest (as well as the Tactics Ogre franchise), and now, junior tacticians can finally put their copies of Advance Wars to rest and get on with it in Final Fantasy Tactics Advance.
In keeping with the Final Fantasy mantra, Tactics Advance has nothing to do with the story previously told on PlayStation. Instead, the story focuses on a small group of friends, each of whom commands a different place in their real-world schoolyard society. We say "real world" because before long, you're thrust into a world of psychological trauma spun by your overactive imagination. It's your job as the hero to work with a random assemblage of trusty allies and make your way back to realityand this is where the meat of the gameplay comes in.
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance basically consists of moving your soldiers around a square map on which elevation and location determine your chances of a successful attack. If you've played a Tactics game, you know exactly what to expect. But Tactics Advance mixes things up by adding a new law system: Every battle has a preset restriction on certain moves or spells you aren't allowed to use, making each battle a new challengeand battles are abundant in supply. While you're tackling missions of your choosing, you may also send single members of your clan off on solo missions, which have the auxiliary benefit of raising both the assignee's and your clan's overall experience.
The job system is as versatile and diverse as ever, requiring you to learn a set number of skills and techniques before you're allowed to master another job class. As you go, you unlock more-exotic hidden job classes (such as dragon knight, alchemist, and gunner). If you're in no hurry to plow your way through to the ending, you can easily play for more than 60 fantastic hours of strategy gaming. You can even replay previously completed missions if it strikes your fancy.
The graphics are as detailed as you'd ever expect to see on GBA, and in some ways, they look even better than those of the original PlayStation Tactics. The only drawbacks to this game are an unwieldy menu system that makes it hard to manage characters and their equipment, and the tendency for the battlefield to become cluttered when too many characters bunch up in the same area. Although the presence of a chocobo-mounted onscreen judge does his best to clear fallen soldiers out of the way, even he sometimes gets in the way. The orchestral soundtrack makes the most of GBA's limited sound capabilities and makes for great listening, provided you're using the headphone adapter.
For a game so rich in tactical challenges and opportunities, it's no understatement to say that a title of this caliber doesn't come around often enough. If you're looking for a great RPG strong on replay value (the item trading and link-up systems are particularly handy) with great visuals and art style to match (Akihiko Yoshida's character designs have never been better), there's no need to look further than Final Fantasy Tactics Advance. Once you put it in your GBA, we guarantee it'll be quite some time before you take it out.
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Strategy RPGPosted: Feb 19, 2011 12:00AM PST by krasimir
This and Tactics Ogre are the classics by which any good strategy RPG needs to be measured against. This is an amazing game and has to be played by any self-respected gamer!
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Getting started with HPC can be a challenge for SMEs, but managing a cluster doesn't have to be a struggle. IBM's Platform Computing group has been helping users to stand up and run clusters efficiently for years. Now, with the recently announced IBM Platform LSF Suites for Workgroups and HPC, the company has made it easier than ever to get kick the tires on High Performance Computing. "So basically, we would give you all the tools that would allow you to easily migrate from a loose collection of work stations to a small cluster environment. And we would handle the bare metal provisioning and then installing the software that you need really to manage your workload."
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Crabtree, Andy and Chamberlain, Alan and Valchovska, Stela and Davies, Mark and Glover, Kevin and Greenhalgh, Chris (2015) "I've got a sheep with three legs if anybody wants it?'" - re-visioning the rural economy. Personal and Ubiquitous Computing, 19 (8). pp. 1247-1258. ISSN 1617-4917
Tolmie, Peter and Crabtree, Andy and Rodden, Tom and Colley, James and Luger, Ewa (2016) "This has to be the cats": personal data legibility in networked sensing systems. In: 19th ACM Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing (CSCW 16), February 27 - March 2 2016, San Franciso, USA. (In Press)
Crabtree, Andy and Tolmie, Peter (2016) A day in the life of things in the home. In: 19th ACM Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing (CSCW 16), February 27 - March 2 2016, San Francisco, USA.
Crabtree, Andy and Mortier, Richard (2015) Human data interaction: historical lessons from social studies and CSCW. In: 14th European Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work, 19 - 23 September 2015, Oslo, Norway.
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Chamberlain, Alan and Crabtree, Andy (2016) Searching for music: understanding the discovery, acquisition, processing and organization of music in a domestic setting for design. Personal and Ubiquitous Computing . pp. 1-13. ISSN 1617-4917
Davies, Mark and Greenhalgh, Chris and Glover, Kevin and Chamberlain, Alan and Crabtree, Andy and Valchovska, Stela and Rodden, Tom (2013) The Dashboard: an online system to help build an online presence and measure analytics for micro-businesses. In: DE 2013: Open Digital, 4-6 Nov 2013, Salford, UK. (Unpublished)
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We spent our Honeymoon at the hotel and all we can say is it was perfect in every way. When we arrived the greating was very personal and friendly. On checking in they knew us from our stay 3 years beforehand. We upgraded to the private Villas (because its cheaper doing it this way than buying from the travel agent) they instantly asked if we would like to stay in the villa we stayed in 3 years ago and we eagerly accepted. They then pulled out all the stops to get Villa 2 ready with fruit, wine, chocolates and a bed decorated with 2 swans made out of towels in a shape of a heart and thousand of flower petals. The bed decorations took the maid 2 hours to do and was so beautiful.
We had total privacy for the whole 2 weeks and we must admit it took us a week before we ventured out of our villa during the day to see what else was going on. With your own private plung pool, walled gardens and butler service you can understand why. Other benefits was a private pool area for all the Level Guests and a private beach area as well.
The restaurants are lovely with excellent service and with the discount cards given to us, not bad value either. The hotel have realised they were a little expensive in the restaurants in the past so they have tried to remedy this with good success. Being in the villa entitled you to free coffe and tea all day and free cocktails for 2 hours in the evenings.
The hotel is stunning with the best gardens out of all the hotels in the Nasua Dua area. Th spa is out of this world. Staff are exceptional and within 24 hours they all knew us by our name and would great us as Mr & Mrs Frost which was a very personal touch which we loved.
This place is pure luxury
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- The luxurious hotel is located in a tropical garden, right on Nusa Dua beach. Close to a magnificent golf course and the Nusa Dua shopping & leisure district. Nearby point of interest are the capital, Denpasar, 35 km distance from the hotel, and Kuta, just 10 km away. The International Airport is 20 min. away. ... more less
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Ikea Gave This Theater a Cozy Makeover So People Could Watch the Movies in Bed
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The worst thing about going to the movies is having to sit upright for a few hours to watch the film. Everyone knows lying down is the ideal viewing position…
Executive Kidnapping Fears Trigger BMW's New Armored SUV for Russia
Just don't expect Vladimir Putin to get one
By Robert Klara, Robert Mann on Aug. 29, 2014 - 1:46 PM EDT
As the traditional wisdom goes, a brand that prospers is the one that answers the needs of its market. The nimble R&D team at BMW AG proved this maxim at…
David Duchovny Daydreams of Life as a Russian in Beer Ad Exalting the Motherland
Serious? Satire? Lengthy spot tries for both
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Is Special Agent Mulder looking to defect? In a decidedly unexpected career move, David Duchovny appears in this two-and-a-half minute rah-rah-Russia commercial for Siberian Crown beer. The spot's schmaltzy patriotism and…
Russian Models Troll Instagram With Super-Sexy Hashtags and Photos That Won't Load
All a ploy for 4G Internet
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There's nothing worse than waiting for something to download on your phone, especially if you are a 14-year-old boy waiting for sexy models to appear in your Instagram feed. BBDO Moscow…
Russian Subaru Ad Expertly Veers From Shocking and Sad to Hilarious
Reversal of fortune on a quiet road at night
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If you've been paying attention to Subaru's ads lately, you know that dogs love driving the brand's cars. But you probably don't know how far they'll go to do so. This…
Would You Help a Freezing, Abandoned Baby? This Ad Stunt Isn't So Sure
Counterpoint to earlier bus-stop video
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Humans are so empathetic and caring. No, wait, they're selfish and horrible! Advertising stunts can't seem to decide. Six weeks ago, we were impressed by several humans who helped a smaller…
Check Out Tide's Extensive Vine Push for the Olympics
P&G brand seems dedicated to social video
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Tide's focus on Vine doesn't seem like it's going to be cut down any time soon. Following up on its Halloween effort with Twitter's social videos, the Procter & Gamble brand…
WPP Increases Stake in Russian Joint Venture
Plans ultimate full ownership of WVI Group
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WPP is boosting its stake in the WVI Group of companies, its joint venture partner for holding company brands in Russia, to 80 percent with the intent of full ownership.…
Restaurant Cooks Up a Hot Ad for Char-Grilled Steaks by Just Lighting the Billboard on Fire
Yeah, it's from Russia
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Today in crazy Russian advertising news: A restaurant in Yekaterinburg decided to promote its flame-broiled steaks by flame-broiling its billboard as well. It is a pretty hot idea, if maybe…
Grocery Chain Will Pitch Store Patrons With Amazon-Like Recommendations
Russian retailer joins the digital-physical movement
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Transferring Jobs No Panacea For City Budget Crunch
On a week when Los Angeles city administrative officer Miguel Santana expressed optimism that half of the city's planned 1,000 layoffs could be spared through job transfers to independent city departments such as LAX, the L.A. Daily Breeze reported that only 86 open positions could be found for city hands identified as layoff targets.
That harsh reality apparently got the reality-challenged City Council, which has yet to endorse layoffs or any serious elimination of city departments, worked up like a crazy American Idol contestant with no talent. "We're in a fiscal crisis and we want you to look with more than double vision, really scrub your departments," said Councilwoman Janice Hahn, according to the Breeze.
The quasi-independent departments with deep pockets include Los Angeles World Airports (LAX, et. al.), the Port of Los Angeles and the Department of Water and Power. But they've all had budget crunches of their own as a result of the same economy that has reduced city tax revenues.
"We're not in a position to have people working here that we don't need," Airport Commissioner Walter Zifkin said at a commission meeting, the paper reports. "We would be doing a disservice to our responsibility by employing people here that we don't really need."
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The council's wack-a-mole approach assumes that any old worker will do for any open job in the city. But as LAX executive director Gina Marie Lindsey pointed out, the reality of employing people at a complex operation such as the world's sixth-busiest airport is not so simple.
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Hi, on my website: http://aet.inpreview.net/test/wordpress/ my fading banners are linked but I can't click on them?!
Can anyone please help?
Hi, on my website: http://aet.inpreview.net/test/wordpress/ my fading banners are linked but I can't click on them?!
Can anyone please help?
It's because you have set
z-index:-1; on #banners. You need to use positive z-indexes to get it work.
The Dream is not what you see in sleep; Dream is the thing which doesn't let you sleep. --(Dr. APJ. Abdul Kalam)
in aet.css you have #banners
{ z-index: -1; .....}
by assigning a negative z-index you make it display behind that the document and thereby it becomes unclickable.
Imagine that the viewport, as a piece of glass, (like a window). on which the document is attached.
elements with zero, no, or positive z-index will be placed i front of the glass, the higher z-index, the closer to you.
While negative z-indexed elements will be displayed behind the glass.
Have you ever tried to slap a fly sitting on the outside of a window, from the inside?
Maybe you have, but I bet you, in that case, were unsuccesful.
I know you have the negative z-index to put #banners behind #myslidemenu
Instead you can put #myslidemenu in front of #banners by giving it
or by swapping the code blocks.
toCode:
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Any way, you have to remove the negative z-index in order to make it clickable.Code:
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beside that you have a tried on other element to assign
z-index:10px;z-index is not a distance, but more like a rank, where those with the lower rank must go first.


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The public record of violent deaths following the 2003 invasion of Iraq
Documented civilian deaths from violence
161,212 – 180,106
Total violent deaths including combatants
- UK showed no real interest in monitoring civilian casualties
- Iraq Body Count on the Chilcot Report 7 Jul 2016
- Besieged: Living and Dying in Fallujah
- 19 Jun 2016
- Iraq: wars and casualties, 13 years on
- Iraq 2015: A Catastrophic Normal
- For Chilcot's Inquiry, Iraq remains one giant unmarked grave of unknown size
- Iraq Digital Memorial announced
- Earlier analysis from IBC…
- View the Database
- About the IBC project
- Contribute to the work or make a donation
- Reference: Resources, Announcements, Press releases
Iraq Body Count maintains the world's largest public database of violent civilian deaths since the 2003 invasion, as well as separate running total which includes combatants.
IBC's data is drawn from cross-checked media reports, hospital, morgue, NGO and official figures or records (see About IBC). You can contribute to IBC's work in several ways, including with a donation.
Key IBC publications
- Civilian deaths in "noble" Iraq mission pass 10,000
- A Dossier on Civilian Casualties in Iraq 2003-2005
- Post-surge violence: its extent and nature
- How can the utility of press reports be assessed?
- How has IBC been used by others?
External links
"We don't do body counts"General Tommy Franks
Iraq Body Count
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|Recent events
Sunday 24 July: 150 killed.
Baghdad: 27 by suicide bomber, IEDs.
Saturday 23 July: 30 killed.
Shirqat: 17 by suicide bomber, IED.


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John McCain will be on the road all week. The likely Republican presidential nominee isn't stumping for votes, he's looking for cash.
Starting Monday in St. Louis, McCain has a series of fundraising events mapped out as he tries to replenish his campaign account. Tuesday, the Arizona senator heads to New York, then Boston on Wednesday. There are other unannounced cities in the offing through Friday.
McCain faces a tall order. Both Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton have easily outdistanced McCain in campaign donations, Obama raising $55 million in February, while Clinton collected $35 milllion.
By the end of January, McCain had raised $55 million, but his campaign had just over $5 million in cash on hand.